Fireworks and Chautauqua News From Devils Lake Area
Roble's fireworks and cigars are advertised alongside news of Chautauqua preparations, Old Settlers' meeting in Devils Lake, and local visits. Editors note robust trade in hardware, fruit, and jewelry while reporting weather impacts on crops and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.huesgen
Roble’s
Condo Herald
Carl Nelson
Tree Davis
Devils Lake
Old Settlers
Gibney’s
Lakota Feels Growth Amid Marriage Surge and Hay Outlook
Lakota sees a population rise with a marriage epidemic and a abundant hay supply from the Missouri slope. W. S. Russell heads to Dickinson to supervise a pressed brick factory project as regional news and business moves unfold in Grand Forks and nearby towns.
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Missouri
Park River
Minnesota Grand Lodge of Oddfellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
W. S. Russell
Grand Forks
Dickinson
Billy Bryan
Lidgerwood
Chautauqua Arrivals At Grounds Draw Local Figures
Minot visitors James Schofield and J H Collinson arrived to join Chautauqua festivities with Prof D C McAllister and Prof Vernon P Squires from the University. Civil Engineer H A Mott of Grafton surveys the railroad while A E James from Grand Forks arrives as accompanist. C F Cagleows meat market provides meats and fish amid Cassian interest as Larimore figures Senator Arnold and N G Larimore are seen among attendees. The Chautauqua train speeds to the grounds in about 134 minutes each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. McAllister
Chautauqua
Vernon P. Squires
University
H. A. Mott
Grafton
A. E. James
Grand Forks
C. F. Cagelow
Revered Speakers Set for July 17 Chautauqua
Rev William Edwards and Rev wm sawaras, noted statewide for oratorical skill, will deliver a lecture at the Chautauqua on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Edwards
Leading woman educator to give two lectures at July 6 event
Maria L. Sanford of the University of Minnesota is spotlighted as a leading woman educator. She will present two talks on July 6, one on what woman’s clubs can do for public welfare and another on the love poems and letters of Robert and Mrs Browning, with woman's clubs statewide gathering on the grounds and a program of brilliant ladies speakers and fine music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Association
Albert M. Powell
Chautauqua Grounds
Reid
N. B
Drouth
Seshea Lae
Tinal
Nts
Patie Aetopodary Pal Sks Ybond
Sanford
Robert
Mrs. Browning
Miss Eleanor Goodman Praises as Praiseworthy Soprano
Louisiana native Miss Eleanor Goodman described as a gifted soprano with a pure voice and notable concert experience. She is tallish with brunette appearance and is regarded as brilliant and talented by observers. June 320th to July 9th marked her performance window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Goodman
Louisiana
Ruth Anderson Violinist Heads United States Ladies
Bloomington Pantagraph notes Ruth Anderson a leading American lady violinist after study in New York and Brussels. The piece highlights two solos that impressed audiences during her June 30th to July 6th engagement and calls her the finest lady violinist before the American public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anderson
United States
New York
Brussels
Bloomington
Wilbur Hill and Miss Whitaker at Grand Theater
Wilbur Hill and Miss Whitaker present Away down Soul for five days from July 7 to 14. Hill plays banjo with rare artistry while Whitaker sings coon songs and old melodies. They captivate audiences, with praise from the New York Journal comparing her voice favorably to May Irwin and noting the duo’s engaging stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hill
Miss Whitaker
Mr. Hill
Hill
Whitaker
May Irwin
N. Y. Journal
Lyric Ladies of Chicago Come to Town in July
The Lyric Ladies of Chicago perform July 8 to 15 featuring Miss Illonte Eaton Beaumont first soprano Miss Nellie Quick second soprano Miss Katherine Jones contralto and Miss Gertrude Sprague as members. Touted as unrivaled in America and Europe the quartet's six season success draws letters and notices praising their cultivated soloists and popular appeal.
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Lyric Ladies of
Chicago
Illonte Eaton Beaumont
Nellie Quick
Katherine Jones
Gertrude Sprague
America
Europe
Milar
Grand Forks Conductors Day Highlighted By Chautauqua
Grand Forks county celebrates conductors day at the Chautauqua on Saturday July 16 with a special train and programs. The event aims to unite Grand Forks residents and workers across all lines in the Hate area for a day of community activities.
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Peter Quady
Harvey
Minot
Grand Forks
Chautauqua
Secial Senate
Grand Forks County
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D. W. McCanna
J. S. Conyers
Emmet Pew
Cando
Yestery
Tate
Louis Ugland
Knox
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Lakota Herald
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Devils “Lake
W. H. Lackey
Chautauqua Sterling Silver
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S. St
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Gibney
Cape
W. H. Reid
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M. Farrell
Butte, Mont
Fort Totten
Cando Herald
C.J. Lord
Harry Lord
Sparks
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Place
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Lawrence
M. Arneson
Crary
Elliott
Turtle Mountains
N. Newman
Minneapolis
Chautauqa Hotel
Valhalla
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Vic Haslam
Geo. Wallace
Lillihoff Township
Lakota
Mr. Wallace
A.A. Rarapaugh
Herald
Manning College
Adria Miner
E. W. Miner
Adria G. Miner
L. J. Ransier
Towner County
H. H. Dingman
John Riordan
Great Northern By. Co
Lakota Observer
J. H. Collinson
James Schofield
City Cafe
Oakwood Cafe
Leader
Wm. Sawaras
Meals On European Plan
Gifford's
Maria L. Sanford
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Stade & Svee
Anna B. Shortridge
D.O
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